Morris tribune., 1887-01-26
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II x,,,;ta,a>, haas, announcement
,,,;, anf tba TR1R1rSE.
,uc - p,rI roIsoal. wonder
g., .oo, All who can should
:.;,
.,; ofso.
49,. ,ooa; ransrs of the
aomt.,
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e ~ 49,, ,;,l.o. ~ tbis
no;n+ ;s <es5
.his avon.
A"e o'"o .,,,.ai. - tnoir ovu halI
Co,a,, stor.
wv >foCoop called on Monday
49, t,,,rod -. with 81 renewal of his
,,,haor;,.;or t,r ouoth.r wear
~ ~ $500, N,;as No,t;s
Pushor were married last Saturday
evening. The TRIBUNE extends its
CONGRATULATIONS.
r,,tar of heavy snow ia usually
q fnre-ruunar of a season of bountlful
harvests. Good crops may conndent-
ly be expected.
4 silver dollar weighs nearly an
ounce: hence. any letter not heavier
than silver dollar can go for single
two cent stamp
The Morris TRIBUNE now costs out
$3.50 per year, if you pay for it in ad-
vance. Pay in advance ana save ni1y
cents by go doing.
Fhere Is young sou a' 'hs iio.ne
OF Mr.. ana HrS' w. L. o"'ser' N'A
are well ana Mr. Coiyer Is Tie h"p-
piest man III town.
Am Interesting feature of the TRIB-
CSE this week Is the nnahclal state
ment OF stevens county Every 'aA
payer should peruse IT,
"A nerson NAV he liberal but should
NOT giva themselves awayn is a quo
tation from An exchange in which
there is more truth than good gram
mar.
Tho w e tt will meet next
SATURDAY.. .ftaruoon with Mrs. G.. T.
cihso, .t 3 o,rlork. All ladies,
wbatbsr nemhors or not are reoues-
+od 70 attend
,,lo,s.rtcsIl Iost 9,turd,v renewed
b,s .,h,oriptiou and took advantage
'-fo,r ol,b,,;nr arr,uoaments with
tho ptonaar Press.
Ihe peop'e "i' "s''ore ~ ''s 10 o."
ahAlouSly waiting 'or reo'u"S -no'
Grouhu hos uay' "ne" I'io
lof tue slA "eeh~ loiio"'"s
decided aceoruihS 70 ''ie o''' ''"
FOUND: Two fine horse blankets
III front OF Ine feSioe''ce Vi ne MISSES
opooheF' Inc u" '"'i II" v. VIC
same oy Gazing upon 'ie -"laoe0
5poonef proving property al" pay
ing ior 'h's ho'l0e'
Chow to Treat an Editor" was the
subject discussed a few evenings ago
at debating society in Missouri town
and the conclusion arrived at was
that he should be treated like a
human being, like person who can
not subslst on WIND, ana VINO cannot
run live paper on TICK.
&ow ia tho time for farmers to see
that all their implements are in re-
nair and avoid losing valuable time
IN n q snrinp when work 1s crowding.
Make vonr nIans and svstema-
tize vour work 40 that YOU know lust
when and where Won can put in the
hast licks and make them count. Sue
ooso i, farming nc in other business.
den4nds much upon the manner pur-
guad
oh every loau s'loe railway 'i"'no
W C"ih 'noh "ne' 00e""' ~
SIa'loh S'u
MS Oio" - "'' WV"
"S.,,, ~ Lo rorts 70 oo Tho man
that's always left, If the train due
at one D. NJ, should wait till half past
eight, there'd he one man come down
to 90 lust thirty seconds LATER. J.
Burdette.
tits very reasonable and sensible
statement Of a writer that the girl or
how w.o IA q reguIsr newspaner
.aadar will grow nm in intelligence
o,d will nae oood language totb in
ona.kipg and writrno. even with q
Iim;tad education. IT il news
aa,.,co lit.ratrra grammar bistorv
oooara,,,v sud snaIIi,g combined
Sat;,n:,s - ,s ,itt,o diffio,,, to oot
oI,;1d.an irtarautad :, nawsnoners
h,,+ oftor ,l.vopca oot startad thair
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